@hiphopofthe90s: The Notorious B.I.G. released “Warning” on his 1994 debut album “Ready to D*e.” The track was produced by Easy Mo Bee and samples Isaac Hayes’ “Walk On By,” with additional sample credits tied to The Meters’ “Thinking” and Funkadelic’s “Freak of the Week.” 👀 “Warning” is built around a phone-call format, with Biggie rapping both sides of the conversation between himself and Pop. Instead of a typical verse-and-hook format, the record plays out like dialogue, with Biggie using the phone-call setup to carry the story. The song was later released as a promotional single in December 1994. “Ready to D*e” peaked at No. 15 on the Billboard 200 and was certified 6x Platinum by the RIAA in 2018. The album also included “Juicy,” “Big Poppa,” “One More Chance,” and “Gimme the Loot.” 💯 Where does “Warning” rank for you in Biggie’s catalog? 🤔⁉️ #rap #hiphop #rapmusic #hiphopmusic #music

Chiliwhite :

Greatest rapper 🔥

Baldhead :

notorious one BIGGIE 💯💯

JH :

imagine some people try to compare him with greatest of all time in the history of RAP THAT'S TUPAC AMAR SHAKUR

justjoeyyo :

Man I want this skill back again

nnamdiyoung6 :

biggie smalls is the illest

user1840734814800 :

The Notorious father of HipHop

AlexBanda :

make it long next time

Aaron :

Absolute classic, one of the best lyricists to ever touch the pen RIP BIG

biggyp7 :

Literally the best opening lyrics to any track ever.

Michael :

AGRUABLY THE ILLIEST INTRO LINE IN HIP HOP.......

Earl_Grey_Tea :

f* genius

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Biggie :

Yoooo

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Anthony

Flemming Olsen :

Gossepumps never lie🔥

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😎😎😎

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$@ndil# :

My Brother from Another Mother 😁😄😁

videogameeditz :

the king of ny

Israel Sandoval :

I WAS MAKING SCRATCH LISTENING TO THIS, OR BREAD LIKE HE WOULD SAY!

Leo🦁 :

Crave :

One of his best tracks !!!!!

AlexBanda :

the ultimate GOAT